Welcome to http://www.handsonuniverse.org/activities/Explorations/Radio
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Radio Astronomy |
These images were taken with telescopes that detect radio waves.
Full Moon. How will radio images of
the moon will look at different phases. Open radio images of the moon at five
different phases. How might you explain what you see?
| The Orion Nebula |
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| Galaxy in Fornax |
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| Supernova Remnant, Casseiopeia A |
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Radio astronomers
use telescopes sensitive to radio waves, which we cannot detect with our eyes. The
waves are longer than visible light. Explore radio images of these objects and more!
The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO), especially the Greenbank, West Virginia
facility, is a collaborative partner with Hands-On Universe.
These images were provided by Sue Ann Heatherly, NRAO Greenbank Facility.
01/24/2000* HOU Explorations *